Sentence examples for the deepest decline from inspiring English sources

This is the deepest decline since February 2014.

That is the deepest decline since the 1990-91 recession.

Arizona had the deepest decline in its birth rate, down by 7.2 percent.

Real output shrank by 3.7%, the deepest decline of any postwar recession (a record shared with the downturn of 1957).

But put bluntly, what he did was to purposely engineer the deepest decline since the Great Depression in order to wring inflation — and the expectation of future inflation — out of the economy.

In July total sales were down 1.8% year-on-year, with food sales showing the deepest decline since March.

The other is that the huge budget deficit did not do much to offset the UK recession, for we had the biggest fiscal deficit in the developed world and still had one of the deepest declines in output measured from peak to trough.

The association, which did not respond to a request for comment, says its program has reached more than 26 million children in all 50 states and should be credited for the deep decline in accidental gun deaths shown in federal statistics dating to the mid-1980s.

ORIGINAL POST: Ted Koppel appeared on CNN's "Reliable Sources" Sunday to discuss what he feels is the deep decline of television news--and to respond to critics of a widely-read article he wrote in November decrying the rise of cable news.

Multiple virus infections since the late 1980s have prevented the harbor seal population in the Kattegat and Skagerrak from fully recovering from the deep decline ([54] and references therein).

A major reason they looked so good was that they were being compared with the deep declines of February 2009.